Nature

Community groups, schools, colleges, businesses and residents are invited to join in.

Cambridge-based Fauna & Flora International's tireless work to protect at-risk species around the world

Suction cups that don’t fall off could be in sight at last - thanks to millions of years of evolution.

Toby Jackson describes epic adventure to confirm height of immense tree, which can store as much carbon as a hectare of rainforest.

Martin Walters looks at plants which have strong associations with Christmas and spots a rare visitor to the UK - and it's not Santa.

Dame Judi Dench helped to plant the first trees for a new community orchard at The Countryside Restoration Trust today (Wednesday, November 27).

Martin Walters takes a look at what's been happening nature over the last month.

Research led by Dr Claudia Wascher found they fewer parasites.

It is part of the wider Earth Biogenome Project to sequence all life on Earth.

They could help communities respond earlier and aid our understanding of why it happens.

Move is part of drive to improve biodiversity

Feargal Sharkey is is calling on councillors to say how the thousands of new homes planned around Cambridge will be supplied with water

Caroline Fitton, of the Wildlife Trust in Cambridgeshire, examines a scheme that could-have international implications for agriculture

Our nature columnist Martin Walters spots signs of seasonal change

Extinction Rebellion events at Parker's Piece, outside Esso - and in Cottenham, which faces future flooding

Campaigners call on developers, water companies and environment agencies to help safeguard the future of the Cam

A bee hotel and green roof are planned as part of the new development

Plans to double the size of the area dedicated to wildlife habitats and natural green space in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have been launched.

This Sunday (August 4), put on your best tiger outfit for the Tiger Day event

The protected species must be moved before the college extension can be completed